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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-05-27

by persons who desire TO avail
themselves of the deserved POPu-
Iarity of the genuine article.
The combination of the words
ssAcId Iron Earth" as well as
the design and monogram, ms
shown I'm the above cut, are the
sOIe and exclusive property Ofthts
Company, duly protected by Issues
from the United states Patent Of
flee, NOS. 1881 and I3547. They
are found printed in red ON ali
cases. packages and labels and
are blown In all bottles.
As this Company has eve au-
thOrized any peraon to put mp
any such Extract. nor has sold
or given away any of the earth
from their mineral bed 10 ms 20
enable any person TO make any
similar article, no such PrePara-
lions are the genuine Extract
Acid Iron Earth, but are an tn-
frtngement upon the rights Of
this Company.
AL makers and sellers Of any article
called Add Iron Earth, except that ten
this Company, viii b presented to the
fun extent ef the Law.
ACID IRON EARTH CO.,
ali A.
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laval Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each Insertion.
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The demOu-
stratedI g
Iit of the Exs
tract Acid
Earth
has Invited
I'm firm e .
ments OF our
trade IN X
and an fmita-
ton of mr.
prep arattOn
and packages
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LOCAL NEWS,

On and after April IL, 1887,
fast freights, Nos. II and 70, will
have a coach attached between
Mobile and Scranton, for the ac'
commodalon OF passengers, leav'
ine Mobile at 8:25 pm, arriving al
Scrapf i at 11:19 pm; returning
leave Scranton at 1:26 am, arriving
IN Mobile at 4:35 am.
q MAnsmAII Stunt
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The Dendly Spider Again,

Chattanooga Times. iGI
a colored man named John King pre-.
pared for bed last Tuesday night. Being
very warm he .undreesed and sat down on
q back porch to cool of. He was Just in
the act Of going indoors when be felt a
Btinging sensation on bis left hip. Think
idg it was come insect BIO crushed it with
his band, aud upon investigation found
the inject was q red spider. King thought
nothing Of the incident, and in lees than
a minute was in bed. In avery short
time he discovered that his leg was swell.
ing rapidly'and he vas suffering intensely.
Local remedies were applied, but they
did not alleviate the pain, and finally a
physician was sent for. When he arrived
King was found to be in a very dangerous
condition. The bite OF tho spider had
Frustrated him, and as the poison was ab.
sorbed the mans body sSel!ed to enor.
nous size, and was covered over with
small white blotchea which gave him q
most peculiar appearance. After. vigor.
GUS combat, with = remarkably strong con-
stitution to back him, O doctor has sue.
ceeded in saving the mans lie, but he
Will never be the strong fellow be used
n F-gFGVefIsgSf Iaa.I E6gsgg lfL.s gffpsEs1Ii
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Advice to nIothera.

Are you d:aturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of quitting teeth2 Il
so, send at once and get a bottle OF MRS,
W1NsLow's sooTHINa SYRUP ron On1Lp.
rem TEETHlNa. It's value Is %incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers!
there Is no mistake about it. It cures
d~yssntery and diarrhus, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
soitens tho gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy to. the whole
system. Mus. WINsLow'sS ooru1Na SyRup
ron OHrLDRrN TEETH1Na Ia pleasant to The
taste, aud is the prescription Of one Of the
oldest and best female nurses and phyai.
clans In tho United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world.
Priee. Is csn!s a bottle. xwpsw
gaH=ia " Va
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Angel sleeves! Blees the words! How
Tomsn with pretty arms rejoice in them.
Astonishing Success,

It ig the duty Of every person who has
used Bosckse's German Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities be Known 10 their
friendB in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
poreon can uue it without immediate re-
Lief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and We conaiaer it the duty Of all Drug
glsts &c recommend it to the poor, dying
conaumptive, at least to try n bottle, as
$4,000 dozon bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where It failed was re-
ported. Such a medicine as the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask
your druggist about 1t. Sample bottles to
try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size, is
cents. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers,
in the United States and Canada. DIV
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directions TO search for him. Meanwhile
the murderer had proceeded To- the soldiers
bazaar ,an9;had sho. four ahopkeepefs who
were sleeping outside their houses. He
then went to the plain behind the infant
~ lines and shot fye cartmen. When he
found tho regiment had turned ont no
took refrge In a stone enclosure, whence
he fired many rounds. The colonel called
Tor volunteers 10 rush upon him, and two
s.epoys responded. When they got within
yards OF him he shot himself through
the heart. The eleven men whom be had
shot were killed on the spot or died In a
lew hourg. ~, {. ~ l.E. .lL.nM
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derful Cures.

". D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists OF Rome, Ga, asys: We
have been selling Or. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arnica salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been aome wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF a few bot
ties Of, DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
& On. gFfi.Y % ;
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You are feeling depressed, your appe..
tite is poor,ryou are bothered with head
ACHE, you are hdgetty, nervous and gen
orally out OF sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with atimulants, spring
medicines or bittors, which have for their
basis a very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for IN hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want is IN Alternative that viii
purify your blood, stsrt healthy action Of
liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such q medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only 80 cent? a bottle at
Logan L Co.'s drug store, ft
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Tina of India, 2 \
As hooking tragedy occurred at kur-
rachee on! the Goth Of last month. a &c.
poy OF the 18th Native Infantry, having
got possession Of forty rounds Of ammuni.
ton, ran amuck through the lines at i
o'clock in the morning. He frat shot two
Sepoys who were asleep In the ,barrack
veranda. The alarm WINS Immediately
sounded and the regiment turned out,
but nothing could be done until daylight,
when d"etsOhments were sent in various
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Constantly hawking and sp%ittinr..

TnoaAsJ ]. RusIuso, Esq, coo, Pine Street,
from catarrh for three yeara.1 x" times s IeouiI.
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the Inst eight months
could not, breathe through the nostrils. I
thought nothing could'bc done for nc. Luck
tiy, ! was advised to try Or. Sage's Cutarrh
Remedy. and ! mn now wei! man, 1 believe
1t to be the only sure remedy for cntarrh now
manufactured, md One has only to Five It n
fair trial to experience astounding results and
a permanent clfre."
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LADIES will find relief from headache,
c%ostiveness, swimming in the head, collie,
Sour stomach, restlessuess, Indigestion,
constant or periodical sick headache, weak.
ness in the back or kidneys, pain in the
shoulders and different parts Of the body,
q feeling Of lassitude and dependency by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator. It Is
not unpleasant, ia purely vegetable, and
is not injurious to the most delicate con.
s!itution. Mwrtw
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nuntold Agony from Cntarrl,.n

Prot. W.. HAussER, tho famous mcsmcrjst.
Of Ithdcd, N. Y, writes. "Somc ten years ago
l suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
incurablc, md said l must die. My case was
such o bud one, that every day, towards sum
set, my. voieo would become so hoarac / could
burcly speak aboye a whisper, In the morning
my coughing and clearing OF my throat would
almost 'stranglc mt. by tho usc Of Or. sagc's
Cntarrh Remedy, In three months, I was a Well
man, aud the cure has been permanent" :
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, Juno 1S-Catue-Rccctps 1000 head:
shipments none; shipplug steers 50 4ga4 IS; stock.
ers aud feeders Il GAS 20: cows, bulls and mike id
81 50Aa Is: Texas cattle 81 25a4 so. Hogs-Receipts
l2,0O head; shipments 1000 head; market SLOW
aud &c lower rough and mixed 81 SOa5 O,; packing
aud shipping 81 seas Isl; light 81 S0a5 05f; skins
s. A0a3 ". sheep--Reeeipts $40 head; shipments
none;. market steady; natives s. O0a4 5O;I Western
g COAL ~; Texans Il 75aA 81; lambsl 81 4Oas 60 per
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Rncklcn,a Araica saliva,

The beat ssalve IN the world for cuts,
Bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin, eruptionia, and poei.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cent? per
box. For sale BY Logan d 90.
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5Thrcc Bottles cure catarrb.

ELI RonnISs. Rhnpdn r. O.. Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: My daughter had .catarrh when
sage's Catarrh Remedy ADVERTISED, and pro-
cured q bottle for her, and soon saw that It
helped her "a third bottle effected a pcr1na-
nent cure. She Is now eighteen years old and
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Hella!te accommodation at 7 r. n. 1'
Zantsyllle accommodation leaves Wheeling a,

hellalte accommodation at 7 ?, n. Nts q
. an svile accommodation leaves Wheeling at
st. Clairsyillo Accommodation. leaves Whoeii, 2
~ S:bo q; M. 2:l5 and b:45 p. m: Returning. tt.
lives 1t Wheeling at l0:a5 {. N, 1850 and $50 p. M,
daily except Sunday. asy ~ fssEF .:g4}NsI,F
The9:60 am. aud ll:l5p. m. train through to Gin
clnnAu without change, with b. u o., Bleeper
through 10 Cincinnati on the night train, s.@l5
ChlcIago Limited leaving at 9:l6 p. m. has Chi.
cAgo hleeper ont OF Wheeling. ElS 11 asst
columbus, accommodation leaves Wheelins 1t
2:3p.m:, Bsllaire At :o5 ?. In. daily except Sunday.
Moundsville decentralization, jeayes Whssu r
~ l2;l noon, and Grrirea ut NoundEyille At u Is
?, m, daily except Sunday. 9lT9ig7
Eaifrront accommodation Mt 4:l0 D. m. *
inlo1sh. Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati
daiiy on No. ., lssvtn2 Wheeling 1t 1000 q, ni,S,'- ar.
nving at Cincinnati at $50 p. m: TgIi
y; .. Sleeping CARS on al through tralua,
t!ose connections arc mk1o Tor ali poinH South
and southwest, North and Northwest, making TIA
: desirable route for ~co!onists and Persons moving
70 ne great Wost, and 10 whom PARTICULAR attsn.
Tickets to all principal points on sale ct Dcpo,
sleening car Accommodations can NJ Eeorfat At
Depot Ticket O1tca. s4gA&EsT. G.. BURKE, -
4d y Ticket Agent, =. d o. Depot
zl JOHN BAILIK, o.
49, Ticket Agent, under Mcclure HouBe.
JOtlN LANE, Trav. Passenger Agent. Eyq
Y. X. LORI Gen. Pass. Agent. .sfsEE 4
W.. NJ, CLEMENTS, Manager,
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STOCK Neutrality-suspicious. nm
Brend.tuiis and Provisions.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-Flour, receipts Is. ISL mack.
ages: exports :. 2,597 barrels and $500 SACKS:
market steady and moderately active; sales is.
w oarrels; common 10 choice white wheat
western extra 81 60a4 50: IS fancy do 81 s5ab Id
Wheat, receipts 3l5,050 bushels; exports Id, 0l9
bushels: salea 5,ei4,0 900 bushels OF futures and
S6i,oo bushels OF spot; spot lots EalEc higher
aud ialtly ,nctiye, closing firm: options variable
and irregular; Eo:2 thicaso S6hasac; No. i hard
No. l white 93::, No 2 red June eglaeikc. clos.
Ing at BIG: July S7hasSNc. closing at Sc: All.
gust s62sas1Ac, closing at s6Ac; September BIZ
as!ssc; closing at size: October SSkc; Noyemberr
s9AAs9t9c, cloSlng NJ 89Sc:' December 9t1Ss90Xo
closing ut 90Hc: January 9ls6a9ls<c, closipr nj
9lskc: May 96aaGsesc, closing 1t e6hsc. Com re.
cipls lgS.iSo enshels: exports Is d9l bushels; ssles
6i,eo bushels Of futures and 10000 bushels OF
spot: spot lots firm but rather quiet; OPTIONS nom.
inal: ungradcd false; No. I juno asaSo.. tImiv
aG4a4GAc Closing at 46AIc; August 477Se: sepi. 4sLc.
Oats, receipts 113. lC0 bushels: exports lis id hIi,h.
els. sales 10000 bushels OF futures, ana 81 Coz
bushels OIL spot; market steady: mixed western
S!a36c; white do 37ai0e. Hay quiet and uuchaured
Hops steady; California sa23c' Collee. gpot AIR.
BIO nomina! a. lSAc; options lower, and lairly
active; sales 1l0.bO bags: July Is 9salG $50; Angus,
e.doa!e. &c: September l6,1oalG zoe; October ID Asa
LIVE; N0Vember 1G.G0al7 Csc: December lG.5Qa
l7.2oc; January l6: 65a17. 80; February lG.i5al7.2 &c:
March IL. 7aal7 zoo; April l7.o0ali CSC. sugars,
steady but very. quiet: refined steady, Molssses
Gu!l and nominal. Rice steady RosIn mn.
Tu1pentne dull. Egrs steady and In Iair de.
maud: receipts Lab packages; western . fresh
l51aaa!l5<c. Pork dull. Cut meats firm Lard dull
ana heavy; western steam spot 0 G7Tc; July 6,C7a
VAC; august 9 7aad.7ss; September i SGa6. SIC; DC.
aaoc: Creamery l6als1]1c. Cheese dull and de-
plSSbEu3 f.NE#s ..HnHH1Er-.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money md Stool
alft's3liIfH Markets. RFlNtg -E!

Inc "a Features Of tho Money md Stock
Markets. a}
NEW York, June lS,-Money or call easy at "a
D per cent, closed offered at 4 per cent, Prime mer,
camille paper bas per cent. Sterling exchange
dull, steady and unchanged.
Government aud State bonds dull and steady,
THO trading In Stoke to-day was dull As usual
on u hali holiday, very little disposition TO trade
ibelng ,hown even by tho rr0ie,Siona!s. The omen.
iing WAS rat Or heavy, although the changes from
last nights lnal figures were for Insignificant lrac.
tons only: Tho general market was ifm In iLe
early dealings, though extremely dull. Ait.r ii
oc!ocE prices became stagnant. but after the Issue
OF Inc bank statement there was more animation.
anu 4 further gain In quotations. The close WAS
quiet and 1rm.. Sales, S,l0s shares. 10y
Railroad bonds dull; sales. siiI. QQ0.
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NEW YORK. Juno 91s.-Beyond the usual dis.
tr!bulton OF daily receipts 4 light demand and
very strong price for cotton goods, tho market was
quiet In all departments. 95II5fEf25T7j.g
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EAT LlaERrY, June: 81 Cattle Receipts 81 head:
shipments 05 head; marxe! nothing doing; all
through consignmcnts. Hogs-Keceipas 200 Head:
shipments $40 head: market iair; Phiiadelphias
S. aiah 40: Workers Us 1bG5 Is: common and Iight
Is G0a5 10; pigs 81 5oal rs. ~sheep-Receipts 900
tesd shipments 900 head; market very dull
aud zoe OF from yesterdays prices.
8 CEcrsSAr1, o., June ls.--Hogs quiet; common
and Light IS SOFAS o.; packing and butchers 81 Goa
s 10; receipts $50 head; shipments 90 head,
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Cotton.
Policemen, belong to the a%r:reelsstocracy.

NXw York. Juno 1S.-Cotton futures closed a
shade lower than last evening. "A
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CINCINNATI, O., June ls.-Flour heayy. Wheat
dsmer; No: 2 red SOC; receipts 500 bushels; ship.
meIss $500 bushels. Corn dull; Not2 mixed 400.
Oats easy: No.. 2 mixed 29a2tHc. RE dull; No, Z.
&c; Polk quiet at SIS %, Lard quiet at 6 SOC.
LUX meats and bacon firm anu unchanged.
Eggs trmcr at Ike.
BALTMoRE:June 1s,-wheat, western spot higher:
options steady; No.. . winter red spot SSN4SiIe:
July ssassAc Did; August ;s544zas6e: September S.
45Ac hid with sales: July 45hc bid. Oats dull and
lower TO sell; western white 3Sa37c; do mixed ga
SIC. Rye steady at tsa7Gc. PROVISIONS steady and
quiet Coffee lower and dull at lShalec.
= TOLEDO, June '1s.-!Wheas dull aud lower; cash
Corn quiet cash 5aAc. Oats dull; No. ? white 3ic..
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4 CHICAGO, June 1S-Both the wheat and corn
PITS were almost deserse to-day, and trading in
wheat did not amount to a tenth OF thu Usual
volume. Corn, ilrmer and higher, Oats quiet.
PROVISIONS dull. Flour quiet aud unsettled; Wheat
cash No, , spring 7lHsa7l1sc: No. 8 spring fec: No.
z reg ate; Jure 1a1iHc. Closing ut ike: February
12ha7oct closing at 7&Ac; August 7ika75c, closing
at7iEc. Corn. cash No. 2. 3a3Asc:. June S6haS6s<c..
closing at 3614c; July 37hn37Hc, closing At 8T5Sc:
August $sMaaS9c, closing at 8s5Sc; September STA
1oc, closing At S9Hcl .tuats. cash No.2 25As951zc;
June 2aaata:6tsc, cloaing at 255sc: Jnly 26Ia26s%c,
Closing at 2GNc: August 255%a26Lc, closing 1t 251c:
september 26ae65Hc, closing at 2G5Nc. Rye, cash No,
2. $50. Barley, No. q. $40. No. ! ila1seed 81. is.
Prime timothy sesd 81 O5. Ness pork, csgh ana
June s22 %, Lard, cash 6.s22HaGsse: June G.o7Ta
6.3IHc, closing at 6.S0c: July G.S0a6 Axe, closing
at 0.32hMc; August q. 4oa6. b21HSc closing ut 6,i5c:
september 9 5da6 GIG, closing at s $50. Baron.
short Ribs I S22hha7. $50: shoulders 5.C0a5 7Qc; short
clear loaf .7ec: Whisky 81 TO- Buttar easier: cream.
eTy lAalsc; dairy l2al6c. Eggs lower at llai2c.
.PHIIADELruIA, Pa, June 1S.-Flour weak.
Wheat lrnl: No. 2 red June ssassko; Jnly !
SIG; August sG94aseHc; !seplomber goNaS7c.
46c; August, ,%4ea47ci September 47aisc. Oats,
spot ouil"snd haseiy steady; r. jected white 3sAa
335ac; NO. 2 mixed S2A34[c; No. 3 white 35Ha3Gc
No white 37Haa74c: futures steady; No. : white
June Sla37Ac; July ST11aa37Ac; August 3aMaSIMc:
september 3I1saSicE " Butter quiet and easier:
creamery extra 1sal9c; iirsts lGal7o. lheesc dull
and lower; ohio flats choice sHa9c; do fair to
prime Ease. stE s.FaE5 go
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Petroleum.

Oh CRY, Pa, June 1s.--opened at $50; highest
CSC; loves! d2254c; closed at 6aAc; sales lG3,0 eco
barrels; shipments 70.95o barrels; runs 57,Ga2
NEW YoRK, June ils.-Pctroleum dull; opened
at CSC: highest sc; lowest 625%o; closed at 62Ne;
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II a policeman wants to keep hia eye on
a Suspicious character he must keep it
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,, T,1ss, IL: 'ol pa SUM June 1 1s:-9 pensa at a.sssc;
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!, DRADroRn, Pa, Juno ls.-0pened at 62Xc;t closed
a 62Ac; highest CSC; lowest 6aNc; cleanliness $50.
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HWHEEL1NG & PITTSBURGH DIvl.
On and Alter MAY ., 1857, passenger trnIus viii
run - io~lloWs-Eastetn Standard time; ~
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DEPARTURE.

(, For Pittsbussh.5:w .. M, daily; $40 a. M.
day; 200 p. m. daily. s9Ii'' -
& For neutrality-suspicious. m, A .nv. orca, s,rden
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h PITTSBURGH, June lS.-Petroleum dull but steady
opened at ego; closed at 6l56e; highest CSC; Low.
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TO ind out how old . lad is-Ask some

other lady.
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AaRIVllB,
and 6:N ?. H., daily, sxoeps Sunday; 1890 p, H.,
From wauhIngten-s:0o 4. NJ, datly, except sun.
Gay. q <, LORD, General Passenger Agen,.
Nv PATTON, Supt.
49, ~ J. q. LANE. Tray. Pass,. Ant. WheelIue
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Hams and Breakfast Bacon.
STAR BRAND,

These Meats are selected from Light thin skinned
hogs selther too fat nor too lean. They arc
trimmed Of all waste and cured In mild pickle
made with the best sugar and carefully smoked.
they, are offered to those who want the BKST the
market Affords In full confidence OF their supe:
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The Weston Democrat. says that the
postctlice at that point hao been flooded
lor, several days with lstsers aud books
directed to "Miss Anna 0. Grim, Principal
Of Oak Grove Seminary, Weston, W. Va"
The letters are numerous, and the books,
which are apparently valuable, fill 8 good
s;zod box. There is no OAK Grove Semi
| nary near there. lElsgffa54EI
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A few days since a 1.-Two deer was cap.
tured in the river near Fayctto Station,
Fayette county. The deer had been
chased into the river by dose, and some
men seeing 1t, they procured q boat and
soon had II safely LOGGED in the cellar OF
| Nj GYM Rtu nta hnt.aa - I.--.--
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The tickets made the past two
weeks beats all previous efforts
in this line IN Superior, and that
is saying a good deal The combina-
ton Of some Of them is very amusing
and most Of them fell to pieces of their
own ponderous weight.
We are very sorry to learn that
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Bond have lost
their infant son. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond
and Mr., and Mrs Kimball have left
their farm in the southern part OF
the county and came into town to live
for the winter
Why do the Knights of Labor
call their ticket the "People's Ticket?
The people had no voice whatever in
making that ticket, and the Knights
will never advance their good cause
by sailing under false coIprs.
The new telephone connection
was made with the west end last Tues
day afternoon, and all things worked
like charm. Thirty more instru-
ments have been ordered and viii be
put in place in a few days.
1t is no trouble for our young
benedict, Theo. B. Smith, to step oyer
the bars now, in fact he Is the highest
stopper in town. 1t is a daughter and
arrived in time for church last Sunday
morning. The TINES extends CON
gratulations.
We do not know what the NJ Z.
Conference may do, hut a unanimous
request for Mr. Wright's return was
sent in, AMI our Presiling Elder
promised to stand by Us, 50 it Is quite
probable that MIR Wright and the
an5 the baby will be with Us next year.
The candidates put in nomination
by the convention held last week now
90 about softly murmuring the more
expressive than sublime ines of the
poet:
"If~o soon we were dose FIR.
What ia - were we begun FORE"
Jerry O'Shea, chairman of Ne
hagiman, may be able to run that
town, but lie gets off his base when he
tries to run Superior also. Jerry
thinks the county furnishes mighty
poor hotel accommodations.
The Republican Village Com
nlittoe appointed last Wednesday
afternoon, consists Of the followin.
gentlemen:
Peter +. Bradshaw, Phil. II, Per-
kins, G. J. Thomas, Geo. Anderson,
and W. G. Moran.